The Beginning of The Computer Building Journey

If you haven't built a computer before, the chances are you are pretty nervous. Well, don't be. Anyone can do it. Seriously. Most beginners are worried they will break the expensive components they just bought while installing them. It's true that at some parts you have to be a bit careful, but really building a computer is just adult lego's. If you follow the guide on this website, you will be just fine.

The first two things you should do when deciding to build a PC is pick your budget, and figure out what you want to get out of the computer you are going to build. If you want to build a gaming PC, be prepared to spend over $1000 if you want to play AAA games on low settings. If the goal is to play on max settings, expect a high price point of $2000. You could get away with less money by aiming your build to the lower end games. If you are planning to just browse the internet, it will signifigantly reduce your price since you don't have to buy a high end graphics card.

Now that you have a budget picked out and a plan in mind for what you want your computer to be, it's time to move to the next step. Picking Parts